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Help me find the ideal yoga pants (crops, really)

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CoteDAzur · 05/09/2015 09:39

Requirements:

  • Not too warm
  • High-waisted to avoid muffin top look Blush
  • Comfortable (obviously)
  • No garish colors and/or strange designs

Any ideas?

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CaoNiMao · 06/09/2015 14:37

I have tried a few brands, and I always come back to H&M sportswear for yoga pants. They're reasonably cheap, and come in some cool colours/patterns as well as plainer designs.

CaoNiMao · 06/09/2015 14:38

Oops - just saw that you don't want garish colours! H&M does have plain ones. Most of mine are black & gray.

CoteDAzur · 06/09/2015 20:24

I have a dark blue (almost black) one that I really like but it's a bit large on the waist and so I have to keep pulling it up during practice.

I want to go easy on the colors because most of the time I end up wearing the yoga pants all day so would like them to work with normal clothes.

Something like www.eu.lululemon.com/products/clothes-accessories/women-crops/In-The-Flow-Crop-II?cc=9639&skuId=uk_3627948&catId=women-crops but ideally a bit cheaper?

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hazelnutlatte · 07/09/2015 19:12

Every once in a while aldi do yoga clothes, I have some cropped leggings from there that are almost exactly the same as the ones I have from sweaty Betty but they only cost £5.99!
They are high waisted and don't go baggy, but they are not really suitable for ashtanga yoga or classes where you sweat a lot as they are thick material and get a bit hot

CoteDAzur · 07/09/2015 20:27

Hot can get really hot where we live, so I would not be tempted by thick yoga pants. It gets warm enough in the studio even in winter.

How would you compare Sweaty Betty with Lululemon? (sizes, quality, etc). I like Lulu but never tried anything from Sweaty Betty on. Their stuff looks lovely online, though.

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